Small, cosy, and very homely establishment a short walk away from Beauty World MRT. Heard great things about this place so suggested it for a birthday celebration, and boy were the reviews all true - our meal here was so delicious and enjoyable and I would recommend this to anyone who loves spanish food!

Started off with the Burrata, Prosciutto, Tomatoes & Focaccia ($16 for Tapa) and the Crispy Potatoes, Fried Eggs & Jamon Iberico ($12 for Tapa). Loved the freshness of the burrata and tomatoes, and the prosciutto was utterly delicious. As for th potatoes, they were so well-crisped and were perfect with the jamon and gooey yolk. However, our minds were blown away by the Sea Prawns a la Francaise ($14 for Tapa) - juicy, tender prawns in a divine butter sauce so slurp-worthy that we almost licked the plate clean. Any prawn lovers have got to try this dish for yourself.

On to the main course, we got the Ultimate Seafood Paella ($42 for Small) which was rich, aromatic, and stuffed with seafood. This was great and satisfied all three of our stomachs. Ended off the meal with Tiramisu Casero ($9.50) which had an intense coffee flavour and a complimentary slice of cheese cake. What a wonderful meal and would definitely return!

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Had been eyeing this restaurant on Entertainer lately and got the chance to for a birthday celebration. Interior was beautiful and cosy, perfect ambience for a date.

We started off with their signature Olive Spheres, which was an intense burst of olive juices. Then came the Hummus Salad ($20) and Pita Bread ($12). The hummus was delicious, and the bright flavours of the tomatoes and grapes contrasted nicely with the nutty hummus. Don't forget the pita bread to mop it up with! But thought the hummus portion could have been a tad bt more generous. As for the mains, we were very taken with the Blue Shrimps Rice ($52) -- shrimps were fresh and so flavourful, and the rice was rich and creamy (but do share because it can get very cloying). However, we did not like the Duck Breast ($52) as the meat tasted too gamy and chewy; the sweet glaze also didn't quite work well with the duck, almost like an inferior chinese sweet glaze. The potato puree was so good though, so rich and buttery. Ended off the meal with the famous cheesecake which was as intense, creamy, and rich as I remembered it. All in all, a great meal!

Everything was delicious as always. Loved the collagen broth and the tomato sweet corn broth. Don't feel ashamed to 'takeaway' the leftover broths and unfinished ingredients if you wish - good for a homecooked meal or two! Used the Paradise $50 off $100 birthday voucher so it was good value for money. Remember to stack with Kris+ if you have for extra miles.

Superior Soup Pan Mee ($10.90) and Hakka Pan Mee ($11.90). Always like to get their superior soup noodles as the broth is simply delicious with the splash of wine. Tried the Hakka mee this time too, and the noodles were surprisingly delicious!

Honestly, pretty good. The soft serve was slightly on the sweeter side, but the avocado flavour was pretty much on point. Wide variety of mix-ins as well, from avocado chunks to tapioca pearls to nutty sprinkles.

Utilised the Entertainer B1F1 Chocolate Overload and Brownie a la mode sundaes. Decadent and rich, with your choice of sprinkle and sauce for the latter. An indulgent treat for ice cream lovers. We liked the Maui Brownie, Cookie Dough, and Strawberry, but the Pistachio Almond tasted more like a fusion of mint and almond paste.

Thick and rich collagen soup, with one free refill of the base included in the price. Original was nice, and the tomato was good to have a different taste but could be more flavourful. Good quality veges and meat, but they don't provide any condiments/chilli which was a major disappointment. However, the surprising hit was the Chicken Nanban which was so delicious! Atmosphere-wise, not sure if the air conditioner wasn't working or something, as we felt pretty warm after some time.

Had the most amazing Turkish meal at 27 Mezze and we were so blessed to be trying their new menu!

Before I get to the food, wanted to shoutout to Ozlem (the owner) and Othman (the waiter) for their warm hospitality and kind generosity for sharing this culinary experience with us. So SO grateful! They were so friendly and eager to share about the dishes, that it made our time here so much more memorable! Thank you again!

Whether or not you're a fan of Turkish cuisine, I think 27 Mezze is definitely one of those spots perfect for date nights of gatherings with friends and/or family. Featuring a focussed menu of 27 distinctive dishes, there is surely something for everyone.

We started off with the 3 Dips Platter ($34) featuring our choice of Hummus, Smoked Red Capsicum Dip, and Cheese & Basil Dip - incredibly flavourful and smooth, these went so well with the soft chewy pita bread. A friend once told me that you could tell the quality of the Turkish restaurant by the quality of their hummus and pita bread, and right then I knew we were in for a treat.

Next, we had our appetisers of Dancing Cauliflower ($14) and Garlic Butter Shrimp ($19). The cauliflower was personally my favourite of the night, as I'm a sucker for any cauliflower dish done right and this was simply superb. The cauliflower was perfectly cooked with its nutty flavour complemented by the delicious batter and the tangy salsa - I'm still thinking about it today! Not to be beat was the Shrimps which went perfectly with the garlic butter and red capsicum, and I only wish I had the stomach space for more pita bread to soak in the gloriously delicious butter.

On to the mains, we decided to go with the Turkish BBQ Chicken ($28) which was so tender and juicy, and don't forget the caramelised onions to give it another layer of flavour! The meat also paired well with the drinks we got - Raki ($10 for single shot), which is Turkey’s national alcoholic drink made of grapes and aniseed, and the Grapefruit Gin Fizz ($18).

Finally, of course we had to end the meal with a sweet treat. 27 Mezze offers the Turkish Vanilla Pudding ($16) and the classic Kunefe ($20). The vanilla pudding came beautifully presented, and tasted the same way too, creamy and florally sweet with a crunch of tartness from the pomegranate seeds. However, it was the Kunefe that really made the night. When Othman recommended this with pride in his voice, I knew we wouldn't be let down. The dough shreds were wonderfully light, and stayed crisp with the cheese stuffing and the glaze of sweet syrup (and not soaked in it like what I had in other Turkish joints). This is a must-get!

Thank you Ozlem again for this opportunity and Othman for being such a wonderful complement to the meal. Would definitely be back!

Came down to celebrate a birthday, making use of the 32% voucher. Reservation on the app was fuss free, and food came quickly.
Crispy Prawn Roll ($13.30) - Meaty, crispy, and we appreciated the bite-sized portions. Though I would appreciate some crunch from carrots or water chestnuts.
Braised Tofu and Prawn ($17.80) - Tofu was firm, prawns were crisp, and sauce was delicious. Would've gone great with rice.
Poached Chinese Spinach ($16.80) - Delicious, but the taste of the salted egg and century egg was slightly muted.
Prawn Broth Beehoon ($14.30) - Big-sized prawns, but the taste was slightly lacking. Though it was much better after reheating the leftovers the next day for some reason.
Sliced Beef Horfun ($13.30) - pretty normal and the beef was overly chewy. Can skip this.
Lemongrass Jelly ($3.90) and Mango Sago ($5.90) - Decent desserts but you'll find better elsewhere.

Overall, enjoyed the meal especially with the multitude of Paradise vouchers given.

One of the more affordable restaurants at MBS, and I thought the food we got was pretty value for money. The Chicken Ball Pho ($13.80) was decent, with big-sized chunky and meaty meatballs. Broth was nice and made even better with the lime and sriracha. The Seafood Fried Rice ($14.50) was also surprisingly good, with chunks of prawn and squid in flavourful fried rice. We also appreciated the chilli options provided which gave a nice spicy kick.

Went for the 50% off Ribbonfish stew on Thursdays which is insane value for money!! The entire pot of fish, mussels, abalone, scallops, prawns, and even octopus costs only $44?? Crazy crazy good!! We also had the Seafood Pancake ($16) which is delicious as usual, and the Pork Suyuk Sotbap ($14) which was nice but think can skip. Banchan and ice cream for each guests is also very much appreciated! Definitely one of my go-to joints for delicious and affordable korean food. Will be back!

Very popular eatery with apparently a long history. Saw that almost every table had the wonton mee, so of course I had to try it myself. Noodles were thicker than typical which gave it a more satisfying bite, and I thought the sauce they were mixed in was delicious. Charsiew leaned on the meatier side which was not my preference but it was good too. Overall, not the best I've had but a pretty delicious bowl all the same! We also had a damn good plate of sambal sweet potato leaves, as well as the hokkien mee and claypot chicken rice which were good. A satisfying comfort meal!